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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-22
Prosecute the SMindlers ! !!

If when you call for American Hop Bitters [ses
green tlrig OF hops on The srhits label and DR..
SOulsS name 6lOtcHiH the bottle, the vendor hands
out anything but american Hop Bitters refuse il
and shun that vendor as YOU wonld 4 viper; and
If he has taken your money for anything else in
diet him for the frasd and sue him for damages
for the swindle, and we viii pay you literally for
the conviction.
rS- For sale by
RoLLISTER X 60, No .IO9 FortSt.
1Is- " Honolulu.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Over 100000 olive plants viii be set
out this fall in the vicinity of Templeton,
Cal.
An oyster house in Philadelphia opened
10000 oysters in one day during the cen
tennial celebration.
Most of the buildings burned in the re-
cent fire at Sanford, Fla, were of fat
pine which blazes like cotton when ig-
nited.
A plague of caterpilIars has settled
down at Port Jervis, New York, where
they are causing the people much annoy
ance.
The Southern Pacific confidently cornts
on about ninety thousand visitors TO
California within the next two or three
months.
skeleton of human being which
was recently placed in the hallway of a
medical college at Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, to scare burglars away has been
stolen.
Bancroft, the historian, although over
81 years old, is quite oftsn seen riding
high spirited horse in the suburbs of
Newport
Two ladies, Miss Belle Burrows and Yir-
GINA Springer, each carried out n keg of
powder from 3 burning store during q
recent fire at New Martinsville, W. Va.
The keg was hot and they put wet rags on
it to cool it.
The Mormon lobby at Washington is
arranging to make vigorous effOrs dur
ing the approaching session of congress
to secure the repeal of the Edmunds law.
The fact is recognized that if polygamy
is to be saved from extinction tie law
must be broken.
A California detective has just pur-
chased two Georgia hounds for tracking
criminals. He paid $3.50 for them and
$50 expressage.
An El Paso (Texasl man, being in San
Antonio, was asked by gentleman how
Bill Hart was coming on in I'll Paso.
He went by the name of Truthful Bill,
didn't hey"
eyes"
well, he is not coming on at all. He
was buried the day before | left FL
PasO."
"What ca sed his death?"
"His death was caused by imprudence."
perhaps Truthful Bill drank too
much"
mo
"Was he imprrdent in changing his
clothesW
"No. it wasn't that. He was imprudent
in telling the truth. He got up in saloon
patrJnizsd by the elite Of the town, ana
sail that the whole crowd present were
liars and horse thieves. The verdict Of
the coroner's jury was that he died Of
lead poisoning
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

THE city OF Mexico has been shocked
by an earthquake.
Juuus RoBrpoux, son of the founder Of
ST. Joseph, Mo. dropped dead ia that
city Tuesday morning
SEVEN insane women persisted in fire
that broke ont in the State Insane Asy-
lum at Newburg, Ohio.
THsshshiug schooner Thomas L. Tarr
of Gloucester, Mass, is supposed TO have
been lost, with her crew of fourteen men.
She was last seen Sept, 8.
At Amesbury, Mass, fire early Monday
morning destroyed the carriage factory
of Locke 4 Jewell, the machine works Of
c. II. Pettinglll, aud other buildings The
losses aggregate Sl25,00o, with about 500,
600 insurance.
II is believed that the British war
steamer Wasp has lost in Chinese waters
with all on board.
THE yacht Nettie, which left JARVIS
Island, Lake Superior, last Thursday, Is
believed to have been lost in the storms
OF g week ago. Her rudder was found
on Mutton Island. She had a crew Of
SIX men.
Ii is supposed that the cities of San
Bias aud Mezsthan, in Mexico, wsre part
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20
sQUIBs.

my son." inquired the minister Va,
you repeat the ten commandment
mo, sir, bot 1 can light a cigarette in h.
wind the ftrst trial"
1t is rumored that General Paine /,
about to write his yachtobiography
"Can you tell me why the lion di3,,
hunt Daniel?" inquired the srpjs,
school teacher of the tough boy. sCsl,
he was o prophet and understood h.
business" vas the startling reply.
rs this the mail carr" asked the psg
senger. -Yes, SIR" replied the humofoa
conductor, "this is the smoker
The hardest blows of the year-Ih.
equi-knoeks.
Forty sneezes to the minute is the bss
record so far among hay-feYer scaer
ers.
He-"Oh, my darling, you will be nina
will you: When may talk to you
mother-tomorrow" She es-ha
is-no, no! Tomorrow is wash day.
"What caused the fall of Adan.@ SAX
the Sunday teacher to Timohy
who had signed the pledge the day pc
viously. Drink and 'baccy, marm,' re
piled the six-year-old child, as he turns,
up his pale blue eyes toward the gov.
lady's careworn yisage.
Young wife-"I took great pains viii
the salad we had for dinner Robert
Robert rubbing his ''ombonPoint' e
fully(-"And so did J, my dear"
lie (bofore the wedding -"Yoa az
sure you won't be nervous at the alt2lf
She -four times a widow ~ never aau
been yet"
A woman always looks under the 81
for man. A man goes out between h
acts look for him.
An elderly ministerial social part!
where Che young people were da1elag
being asked if he danced replied No
l am not educated at the end
Sunday School Teacher--What Is i
Tommy, that stingeth like an addgf' 10
pul (recently caught in a neigh0oi'
pear tree)-The end of a trunk Strap
Dudes now wear arrings. FD1'Ae.s
will come next.
A great many people who are Solaefs'
TO death about where Bob Iagersoll WI
go when he dies, haven't locked TO So
how their own tickets are marked yeh
Did you enjoy the seamon z; ~
course J did. / had on new hsi 'L'
dress and the sexton seated me diTscal
in front of that dreadful hiss Brlgg'.
Country bookseller to miner VINO ~
previously invested in dietionsi! !
"Oh, you Dust look among the y 81 N \
scissors, not the U.s." Miner -'o,,
how's Or to know? Wot's t good Oh
dictionary without a hinGexF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20
CRIME.

Tx money recently stolen from an ex,
press car on the Iron Mountain Railroad
has been recovered, $33, 900 having been
concealed in an ash barrel in 81, Louis.
K. S. Hicks, Cashier of the Stafford
Springs National Bank, Connecticut, mas
been arrested by United States Msrshals
on a charge of misrepresentation OF a
large amount of the banks funds, wreck
ing tho institution, which has sus
pended.
THr Jury in the case against John
O'Connor, charged with robbiug the Min
neapolis post office failed to agree on
Thursday.
THE Cashier of the Merchants and
Miners Bank of Iron Mountain, Northern
Michigan, has fled to Canada with Sl5,
GOO Of its money, wrecking the institu
ton.
FIVE bandits who recently abducted
Senior Berrers in Starr County, Texas
and held him until ransomed By the pay
ment of $4,000, are reported to nave
been caught and lynched.
THE daring highway roober VINO OF
late, single handed and alone has s.vp PED
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

ly or wholly destroyed by the recent
hurricane and tidal wave, which are said
to have been the most severe ever known.
Thousands Of people at Guaymas are
anziously awaiting tidings ftem the fated
towns.
By the failure of the train dispatcher on
the Missouri Pacific to perform his duty
an accommodation train was telescoped
by the Wachita express and Que lady
was killed and large number of persons
were seriously injured
FoR the past four days forest fires have
been raging ia Sonoma, Alameda, San
Mateo, and Santa Cruz counties, all in
the vicinity of the San Francisco. Re
ports from various towns in these coun-
ties report,the fire raging fercer than
ever. In Alameda thirteen miles have
been swept clean. Several fine farms
have been completely consumed. The
ground is covered with carcasses of all
kinds OF dead animals. In Sax Mateo
several bridges and single mills have
been leveled to tho ground; in Santa
Cruz two box mills have been destroyed.
The fire has swept valuable farms out of
existence and thousands of cords of wood
have been consumed. From Sonoma
comes the worstreport. The flames have
travelled ten miles in the past twenty flour
hours and devastated everything in their
path. Many families have been made
homeless. Miles upon miles of timber
and vine yards have been destroyed.
Hundreds of men are ont fighting the
fire in the counties. The loss will be i'm
rnpnae
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

81
they uadress more than ever 49,
much more to do SO; costs lit a'' y cosis
put onnothing. Then he fon,'s llose q
pie palnsed. Hinged and So taepse
heel to eyebrow; now they na iAel i'os
the shoulders, but it costs s"'A' s00p.
ever. Then the young W., much I,
ineir bodies; now the young ms. 9liel''t
the town red. Then he fond :. PANT
assembled, waiting on tbe ss Ie haias
shore;' waiting for the Spanish 20
NOE, as ever, they sra '4lon
eddy aad anxious "monro. waiting
waiting on the seashore; WAITING LIE
men to find them; Eager stilI ~ I0' las
covered; Anxious that they NAV r. - ''
for BY strange men from fors;s 'olsa,
tries. Then Columbus found - ~ ocSl.
and easy with their ducats. CtaG i'es
to the strangers All the boodle ~ slF
room for Stu to-day the foreign ~ -
or, Scoops their dollars by tbs -. ,slt.
Oscar Wilde and Goodbye pat w NAV WI
Tug" and Canon Farra.r no nL'0a
Song bird, Tough and D.. ouA'l
Reap alike golden barvast ''soas
are all Columbus Injuns. Gone tbeoa uoa'
colored maiden, Gone the duskv sopp''
and sacheMs. But their cbil5,srf 1h
survive them; Living longer thar = '.-I
fathers; We have learned anotbe, II. IA Il
ter, We've had time to lei ON, VD'P
grow; We have lately cut our eve . s,.la
And although we may seem simnls /, n
presence OF the stranger, Yet he wan, y
keep his eye peeled When we are 49,
from the bottom; Turning r'-t
at times anwoEted; Yet be 49,.
to come IN winter, When the card n
frost is baking, And the ms,,,
is freezing If he vainly hopes Ia .s.,
us, Sobbing sadly in the distance. ,.s
when he returns bald-headed. Hs r~I
hear our shouts and laughter, As bensss|
his scalp we gather, Drying in our snos.
wigwam, Like a hair plague in our ,sna'
We have net forgot how Cortez TeB,s,
our fathers to walk Spanish, And We h..
acquired the lang And oursel,s. ~.
taking classes. That's four ceptpts.l
evolution: That's the kind OF Inigrs :
are.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20
WASHINGTON

THE retirement of Thomas Courtland
Manning from the position of Minister
to Mexico will result in Mr.. Connery's
elevation to the mission Immediately up
on the Presidents return.
In can be authoritativeiy stated that
the recent conference between the secre-
tary OF state and fishery pogotiators,
Putnam aRd Angel, on the matter of the
free admission of Canadian fish did not
agree upon nor was final decision taken
upon eny point of the coming negotia-
tlons.
The story has been started that case
will shortly be presented to the United
States supreme court and an effort made
to advance it on the docket with a view
of an early decision involving the ques-
ton of the right of the president to sign
bill after the adjournment of congress.
SOME interesting results have been OBJ
tanned from late examinations of railway
mail clerks. The highest averages at
tanned were those of clerks in New ling
land, but these clerks were examined on
very small number of pieces, so that their
high standing is not so significant as the
somewhat lower standing of clerks sub
jected 70 much sterner tests.
THE majority of the Interstate Com
MERGE Commissioners are in the city, and
the remainder are expected ID be here in
time to begin upon session on Tuesday
for the presentation of cases under the
interstate commerce act During the
recess they have practically decided q
number of cases, the decisions in which
will be delivered as soon as they can be
L ~
is to report to Congress by the LIST OF
Dppern bpr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

AMI robbed several stage coaches and
their passengers near San Angelo. Texas,
has been captured and is now IA Jail. His
name is J. A. Newsome.
HERMAN Enrich, at Kankakee, III. Tues
day night attempted a practical JOKE on
his friend, Policeman Olson, and enacted
the part of fleeing burglar. The officer
shot Enrich dead, not however before call
ing on him TO halt and firing his revolver
in the air 10 brighten the supposed rob
Der
THE members or the OConnor family,
father, mother and two sons, who were
convicted of having robbed and assaulted
a young English woman named Mary Z.
Harwood in their rooms on East Forty
seventh street, n. Y, were sentenced by
Judge Cowing to state prison for sixteen
years each.
MRs. CHARLES ScHAEFEKR, of Breslau, N
Y, while walking on path across the
garden of George Gaeblein, of the same
place, was shot and instantly killed by
Gaeblein, who was lying in wait for the
purpose. He Immediately buried the
woman's body, having had the grave in
readiness. The husband of Mrs. Schmfser
came the same way later on, and was also
shot by Gaeblein, but received only slight
wounds in the hands. Gaeblein was ar
rested by constable. After a search by
the residents Mrs. Scoeffers body was dis
covered in tbs grave. The trouble which
led to the shooting has been of lo1g
standing, It was caused b. the Schaef-
ers using the path through Gaebleia's
nrOnArtv
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20
Muir Glacier

Mr.. elliot F. Shepard, who i'noT
Alaska, thus describes Muir giaas', "
of the greatest natural wonders OF Aa''
The glacier is aboHt eixty miis' -. iO-s
and FIVE miles from the bay i : "a
twenty five miles wide. In It's eou''e
fed bg nine principal and eleven .' y
olaciers. This Accumulated mass Vi
moves by au inexorable law ,nlO's
gate of mountains only two miles v,
pilipg and iammi2g itself up ~ .' NV
ana pinnacles from three hunaIol
thousand feet high, grinding ihs - u,
tains till they have yieldedit 'al0 - m
Of heantv and smoe;hnes' "A
near mountains are from "A
to 1000 feet high; Mount t5.r, IA
miles away, is 5000 feet, ana Ag ~ 4. n
weather. distance twenty five mis' !, "A
0OO. At its projection into ing ~ s..,
Glacier travels at the rate OF foI'! =. ID
dav. ayalanehing icetergs into ".
Min the sounds of thunder ara %
quake. These retain the sP'5Desi -,H,
tints of the parent glacier WA'n IS n, /
around MS in great masses soms . y, "A
400 feet square, and standing BY ,'s 5sn
10 100 feet out of the water. J rs
these icebergs rocks our b2-' .. "A
storm. and we count twent!-sits .S.,..sss1
Lat one time. But the steamer ,'1 os 4
lies TO within about 6JV les. .i.c.sr a
place of metamorphosls from ,9rr.
iceberg. her soundings vita nsi .,.-5n4
lime showing no bottom al lo 81 I'd
When the icsoerg Is first zee, g-p,..I sIa
| the breast of the glacier i pllls y. %
opt If sight into the sea, then ~. .s,sia 4
fan height, as if seeking y .5siB 4
place. and again sinks 70 rise gTsiiibfia1
/ again till it finally finds u = o. Il
and Is carried ray BY the S..--n~epdoai
o. both. This operation ! -, s,-r sul A
and strikes awe into the 80 Of "A
casts cast su5h a weird magnideen.'5i. a
netism over the spirit thai ,i 2n' !. The 1
1 Mir with regret. The MAJ ,ii-. ! rspusI
gest Of five important gla ,s MI .sisl'1
tbe attention OF the curious - 4 intsf'i]
ever, one of which Burpasssso =
ANYTHING that Europe has :
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20
ASuaden Sensation

or chrliness invading the backbone followed by
hot fiShes ana profuse Precipitation. We oh know
these symptoms il not by experience. from re-
pert What's the best thing on the programmed
Quininet A dangerous remedy, truly. Produces
carries OF the bones, only affords temporary re-
lief is there no substitutes Assuredly, potent
but safe one - Hostetters stomach BitterS q cel-
tain speedy Means Of expelling from the system
every trace Of the virus Of miasna Use ID
promptly, persisteutly. The result cure Is
certain 70 follow the use Of this beuedcent re,
storauye Of health. Dyspepsia, liver complaint
nervous ailments, rheumatism and inactivity %
the kidneys and bladder, are also among the NAL
aGies permanently remediable through the genial
ais OF this wholesome bofsrlc medicine. recon-
mendei by the medical fraternity
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

IUDGE THOMAS G. MASSWG, United
States minister to Mexico, died Tuesday
morning at the Fifth avenue hotel, New
York, of consumption Of the bowels. He
had been sick only a week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

CWu SERVICE COMMISSIONER OBERLY
has issued an order the intention of which
is to prevent active politicians from be
coming members Of the board of civil
service examiners.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

SEyES lives we're lost in the fire at the
North Ohio insane asylum Wednesday
night. The bodies were so terribly
burned that only three have been identi-
fed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

THE planning mill and turnitlro fac
tory occupied by Allen & Bartlett, John
Bslkwil and John Frondt, of Chicago,
burned Thursday morning causing loss
OF S3s 900.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20
WISCONSIN
MINERAL POINT,

II Is now almost certais thas the yacht
Nettie was lost on Lake Superior the last
of last week, and that her crew Of six
men persisted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20
Ennr centnries hi HistnrH

Burdette When be landed c. Columbus
found the people with no clothes on;
found them dressed like Lydia Thomp-
son; dressed for going to the opera. Now
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

Side-saddles are slowly going ont of
fashion in Englsud, and the man fashion
way of Of riding horses is being adopted.
The side saddles have been in use since
1855,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

THEEE are some surprises in the vital
statistics Of Paris for 1856. The births
exceeded the deaths Ky only $3.50
whereas the excess in 1885 was about 3d.
900. Thore were 2,9l9 divorces last year,
against 4 ,277 the previous year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

Tar best of all monGrchies.' lately
sand KING Humbert, Of Italy, lis that
wherin the King is felt everywhere
without being observed" "Aud the best
of republics" he added, 'i5 that one-a7
in America where the genius of the
people has so deeply penetrated every
fiber OF the social fabric, that no place
romans fora King They are defni-
tions worthy of wiser statesman than
modest Hlmbert processes to be.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

II was Gen. Kilpatrick's dying request
TO have his body laid at rest in the
United States military cemeter. at West
Point Gen. Sherman will speak on the
occasion OF the funeral.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20
A SECRET SESSION

in the West hotel which lasted all the
forenoon. The general opinion among
the delegates to-day is that no serious
fight will come mp now before the con
vention closes its work. A sharp discns.
siop is likely to occur over the law gov
eIning the nationa! trade districts. 1t is
said that the trade district delegates viii
ask that the law be changed materially
so as to give them mere power. This re-
quest will be opposed and very strongly
too, by the delegates representing the
mixed districts, as the demands of the
former would in measure tend to utterly
destroy the power of the latter.
The fight that it was supposed would
be made against Powderly and the other
general officers is said to have been given
up. A prominent eastern delegate said
on this matter this morning: "The ie-
legates who came here to fight PowdeTly
and some of the other general officers
nave pulled in their horns. The fact
that they could find nothing to base a
fight on has greatly dencrallzed them
They will not now demand rtat the con
vestion do as they ask on various legis-
lative masters, but will instead request
that they get what they aak without q
fight
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

Tn Milwaukee, Lake Shore d Western
railway has awarded to Henry q Balch,
Minneapolis, the contract to grade forty
miles of roadbed from Rh.nelander
northwest through Forest county,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

WEATHER. service for the Northwest
ern states and territories is to be estab
lisbed at once at s.. Paul First Lieuten-
ant T. NJ Woodruff Of the 10Th infranty
has been sent out from Washington for
that purpose.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

nine young men were arrested in Ell
myra, New York, Tuesday, for robbery
and arson. They had banded themselves
together for that purpose, and muih
property had been stolen and burned. A
argo amount Of stolen property was re-
covered.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

TINS Indians Of the Crow reservation
have stopped the allotment surveys an
further trouble is feared. But Uncle Sam
will NEE. the emergency, ,quelch the red
skins and the work will go on. Reports
of tho outbreak of last month which was
led by a "Medicine man" have been con
hrmed by late dispatches.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

GREECE was shaken % o
make shock Monday night
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-10-20

WIIHtI III Il OIIlU IL fDulIt'
w. II. & b. j. BENNETT, Publishers
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN
ss~~uszznz-zs-s..ss,,.-.
II Is now almost certaip THAI the yach
Eettie was lost on Lake Superior the last
of last week. and that her crew of siz
men persisted.
SEyES lives we're lost in the fire at the
North Ohio insane asylum Wednesday
night The bodies were so terribly
burned that only three have been identi-
fed
TnE planning mill and turnitlre fac
tory occupied by Allen q Bartlett, John
Balkwill and John Frondt, OF Chicago
burned Thursday morning causing a loss
of $8s.oo0
JUDoE Thomas C. MASN1Ya, United
States minister TO Mexico, died Tuesday
morning at the Fifth avenue hotel, New
York, Of consumption of the bowels. He
had been sick only a week.
---
Cwu SERVICE COMMISSIONER OBERLY
has issued an order the intention Of which
is to prevent active politicians from be
coming members Of the board of civil
sarvice examiners
THERE are some surprises in the vital
statistics of Paris for 1886. The births
exceeded the deaths Ky only $3.50
whereas the excess in 1885 was about So
900. Thore we're 2,9l9 divorces last year,
against 4.277 the previous year.
II was Gen. Kilpatrick's dying request
TO have his body laid at rest in the
United States military cemetery at West
Point. Gen. Sherman will speak on the
occasion OF the funeral.
TBE Milwaukee, Lake Shore d Western
railway has awarded to Henry q Balch
Minneapolis, the contract to grade forty
miles of roadbed from Rh.nelandeI
northwest through Forest county,
A WEATHER. service for the Northwest
ern states and territories is to be estab
lished at once at S. Paul First Lieuten
ant f. N. Woodruff of the 10Th infranty
has be en- sent out from Washington for
that purpose.
TINS Indians Of the Crow reservation
have stopped tho allotment surveys an
further trouble is feared. But Uncle San
will NEE. tho emergency, .quelch the red
skins and the work will go on. Reports
of tho outbreak of last month, which wa
led by a "Medicine man." have been con
frmsd by late dispatches.
nine young men were arrested in Ell
myra, New York, Tuesday, for robber
and arson. They had banded themselve
together for that purpose, and mu'
property had been stolen and burned.
argo amount Of stolen property was re
covered
TIN best of all monarohies.' Lated.
SAID KING IIumbert, Of Italy, lis tina
wherin the King is felt everywher
without being observed" "Aud the bes
Of replblics.n he added, "is that One-a
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

T,HoSE PREMISES SITUATED ON
Punahon stree, called "Kananilohia. the
properly Of c. II. Judd, are for sale OF for
lease for a term Of years.
FOR particulars inquire OF
ALEX. J. CARTWRiGIir
IIonolulu, Dec. n, 1886.